All time favorite MOVIE...

All time favorite movie:
The Sting

Favorite car movie:
Two-Lane Blacktop

 

Favorite car movie is Cannon Ball Run

All time favorite movie would probably be Star Trek IV: The Voyage home, "Double Dumbass on you!", or The Bicenntenial Man

 

Saving Private Ryan

 

Ferris Bueller's Day Off

Great movie that always make me remeber the good ol' days of youth....saying this at 26...am I in for a long road!!!

As well, Netflix is a great service....just remember to keep movies in your Queue. I have rented over 250 movies from them and have been waiting all week for a new movie to realize my Queue was empty.....so, quick stop on netflix, and loaded it back up. Even got "The Protector" in there. (Only one of Napolis's movies that they have.

 

american psycho

 

The Graduate followed by Easy Rider... Yeah, I know, I know, stuck on the 60s...

Dr "I was a teenage hippie" Tax

ps Almost forgot... On any Sunday

 

well it can only be one.....

The Godfather Part I

Don Corleone: I'm gonna make him an offer he can't refuse.

I have many other favorites but this is the best.
Thad

 

Empire Strikes Back
Pulp Fiction
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid

 

The movie that sported the lines "I think it would be fun to run a newspaper" and "Rosebud"...Any guess?

 

Wasn't that a Barney movie? No wait, I think Carmela Soprano picked that as #1 last week as well..



mdstrib

 

Sounds like Citizen Kane.

1) The Matrix

2) Terminator

Everything else is just entertainment

 

Top Gun and the first Canonball Run movie... Love the Countach at the begining, it sounds awesome! Along with the 246Dino and 308GTS.

 

Correct, Citizen Kane

 

I can't choose a single, but if any of the following are on TV, I can't change the channel even if I saw them last night.....:

Midway
Longest day
Grand Prix
leMans
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly -- the old one not the remix
A Fist Full of Dollars
A Few Dollars More
Dirty Harry
Gone with the Wind
Delicatessin -- highly recommended
Clockwork Orange
2001; a Space Odesey

 

- Carlito's Way
- Scent of a Woman
- Glengarry Glenross

What can I say...I really like Pacino!!

 

Yankee Doodle Dandy
My Darling Clementine
Any movie with Fred Astaire and Ginger Rodgers

 

Dr Tax,

Ditto on "On Any Sunday" Maybe because I can relate so well to so many of the crashes.

Car movie, Grand Prix

 

-Risky Business (a young Tom Cruise at his best)
-Wizard of Oz (Judy Garland singing 'Over The Rainbow')
-A Christmas Carol (w/Alastair Sim)
-Schindler's List (IMO the best Steven Spielberg film)
-Animal House (Belushi died way too early)
-The Exorcist (scariest movie)

 

The spaghetti westerns rule!!!

 

A couple come to mind. Depending on my mood my "favorite" might be either one

-Snatch
-The Shawshank Redemption
-Amadeus

 

My all time favorite has to be the classic "Animal House"

Was it over when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor????? Hell NO!!!!! And it ain't over Now!!!!! Timeless

 

Reservoir Dogs
Scent of a Woman (add bonus of a Ferrari scene)

 

1st Trading Place
2nd Scent of a Woman
3rd Glengary Glen Ross

 

"Looks like University of Illinois!"

 

Casablanca - best story, cleverest dialog, most devestating delivery*
Animal Crackers**
Patton***
Airplane
12 O'Clock High
Battle of Britain
Midway****
Gumball Rally*****

*
"So tell me Rick, why did you come to Casablanca?"
"Why, for the waters, of course.."
"Waters? What waters? There are no waters in Casablanca...we're in a desert"
"I was mis-informed"


**
Capt. Spalding, the African Explorer: "The other night I shot an elephant in my pajamas. How he got in my Pajamas I'll never know......"


***
Aid-de-camp: "Sometimes, Sir, the men don't know if you are acting."
Patton: "It's not important for them to know...it's important for me to know..."

****
Halsey to a waffling Nimitz: "Chuck, you always told me, when you're in Command...Command!"

*****
Franco:"...the first rule of Italian driving (tears off rear view mirror and throws behind the Daytona)...what's behind me is not important..."